US8912832B2ActiveUtilityPatentIndex 49
Signal transmission/reception system
Est. expiryDec 22, 2031(~5.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A signal transmission/reception system includes a transmission line, a signal transmission circuit configured to generate a transfer signal and transfer the transfer signal through the transmission line, wherein a logic value of the transfer signal is changed whenever a pulse signal is input to the signal transmission circuit, and a signal reception circuit configured to receive the transfer signal through the transmission line and generate a restoration signal using the transfer signal and a delayed transfer signal obtained by delaying the transfer signal.
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1. A signal transmission/reception system comprising:
a transmission line;
a signal transmission circuit configured to generate a transfer signal and transfer the transfer signal through the transmission line, wherein a logic value of the transfer signal is changed whenever a pulse signal is input to the signal transmission circuit; and
a signal reception circuit configured to receive the transfer signal through the transmission line and generate a restoration signal using the transfer signal and a delayed transfer signal obtained by delaying the transfer signal,
wherein the signal reception circuit is configured to activate the restoration signal in a period that the logic value of the transfer signal is different from a logic value of the delayed transfer signal.
2. The signal transmission/reception system of claim 1 , wherein the signal transmission circuit comprises:
a T flip-flop configured to change the logic value of the transfer signal in response to the pulse signal.
3. The signal transmission/reception system of claim 1 , wherein an activation period of the restoration signal has a duration substantially equal to an activation period of the pulse signal.
4. The signal transmission/reception system of claim 1 , wherein the signal reception circuit comprises:
a signal delay unit configured to delay the transfer signal and generate the delayed transfer signal; and
a signal generation unit configured to generate the restoration signal in response to the transfer signal and the delayed transfer signal.
5. The signal transmission/reception system of claim 4 , wherein a delay value of the signal delay unit is substantially equal to an activation period of the pulse signal.
6. The signal transmission/reception system of claim 1 , wherein the transmission line includes a through-silicon via.
7. The signal transmission/reception system of claim 1 , wherein the pulse signal includes one of a command, an address and data of a semiconductor memory.
8. A signal transmission/reception method comprising:
generating a transfer signal having a logic value changed in response to a pulse signal;
transferring the transfer signal through a transmission line; and
generating a restoration signal in response to the transfer signal,
wherein the generating of the restoration signal comprises:
delaying the transfer signal transferred through the transmission line and generating a delayed transfer signal; and
generating the restoration signal in response to the transfer signal and the delayed transfer signal.
9. The signal transmission/reception method of claim 8 , wherein the restoration signal is activated in a period that the logic value of the transfer signal is different from a logic value of the delayed transfer signal.
10. The signal transmission/reception method of claim 8 , wherein an activation period of the restoration signal has a duration substantially equal to an activation period of the pulse signal.
11. The signal transmission/reception method of claim 8 , wherein, in the generating of the delayed transfer signal, the transfer signal is delayed by a delay value substantially equal to an activation period of the pulse signal, so that the delayed transfer signal is generated.
12. The signal transmission/reception method of claim 8 , wherein the transmission line includes a through-silicon via.
13. The signal transmission/reception method of claim 8 , wherein the pulse signal includes one of a command, an address and data of a semiconductor memory.Cited by (0)
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